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Both will probably get rejeted, but i'm quite frankly bored of 'stand up if you hate tott-numb,' and 'super, super [insert name here],' and i think its time we tried something different
merse_10 wrote:actually like the koscielny one pretty hard to rhyme anything with that name just not sure how people would feel singing a lady gaga track
would need some adjustment but yeh did think not many ppl wud wanna sing to lady gaga
marcengels wrote:Nice lyrics mate, but not the catchiest of tunes.
I was thinking the other way round - dodgy lyrics, catchy tune. Obviously the way Nat King Cole sang it didn’t help but I couldn’t find any other examples except for instrumentals.
Ok then, to "Caravan of Love" instead. Shit song but, and I don’t know if you this but… caravan rhymes with Marouane.
Stuff your fucking Drogba’s
We’ve got Marouane we love
Chamakh, Chamakh, Chamaaakh
No? Ok then.
marcengels wrote:I'm still going for my re-working of The Special AKA's 1980's protest song
That actually works pretty well! Although maybe to fit with the Nelson Mandela original we could change the words to:
"Pleeeeeease... sell Carlos Vela!"
Could be pretty easy, just change "Return of the Mack" for "We've got Chamakh". Would be great to have half the crowd sing that and the other half sing "Come on" etc.. How the hell you'd organise thousands of fans into side A and side B though is beyond me
Could be pretty easy, just change "Return of the Mack" for "We've got Chamakh". Would be great to have half the crowd sing that and the other half sing "Come on" etc.. How the hell you'd organise thousands of fans into side A and side B though is beyond me
Problem is going to be keeping it in time. It's 'the groove' that helps the original 'keep the beat'. (Yes I know, the 1970's have called and they want their language back!! )
It's okay singing it in your head, but imagine loads of people trying to - especially one end to another.
I might be wrong but although a good idea in theory (because of the rhyme), I doubt using the melody of 'Return of the Mack' will work as well as you hope.